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    Co2 supplier near Newark

    I've contacted them only yesterday. They are close to J21 of the M1 so it might be in their delivery area.
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    Brewzilla thread to share knowledge, experiences and good practice

    Hi all. I'm just planning my first brew with this but have a couple of questions. The hole for the pump seems to be un-guarded. Although I have the hop spider, do i need to take any additional precautions to stop the pump clogging? Is there a minimum batch size that people would recommend? I...
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    Brewzilla wort chiller connections

    All sorted now I hope. Should have an amazon delivery today with some metal hozelock adaptors so i'll get it all rigged up and water test it. I'm certainly up for a newbe thread. I coudl use all the help I can get! I'm going to start by brewing a Kveik based ESB but i really want to get on to...
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    Co2 cost ££

    Sorry to resurrect an old thread, thought it might be useful to anyone considering the fire extinguisher route. No, they don't have the dip tube. I use fire extinguishers to inject CO2 into my planted aquarium and all commercial types dispel gas rather than liquid.
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    Brewzilla wort chiller connections

    Thanks guys. So that looks like a hozelock adaptor. Is that right?? I tried the one i have fitted to my outside tap but thats much too large to fit these adaptors.
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    Brewzilla wort chiller connections

    Hi Guys, I've just taken delivery of my Brewzilla from AHB. Really looking forward to getting my first brew going! On package deal came with wort chiller connectors in the form of these: https://www.angelhomebrew.co.uk/brewzilla-accessories/466-robobrew-brewzilla-chiller-fittings.html I'm a...
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    A Newbie to All Grain - Budget Mash Kettle

    Its just the kettle though isn't it? I'd need to buy a chiller, bag, pump (if i wanted to go down the recirculation route)
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    A Newbie to All Grain - Budget Mash Kettle

    I've only ever bought beer kits previously from local brew shops but they don't have anything budget in terms of kettles. They are all nearly £1000! Is hifi-Tower.co.uk reputable? See they have an eBay stores thats got a lot of positive feedback?
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    A Newbie to All Grain - Budget Mash Kettle

    @AdeDunn - Thanks the the post. My thought process has really been much like yours. Space is a premium and a (mostly) all in one system would be great for me.
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    A Newbie to All Grain - Budget Mash Kettle

    I did think about this and looked at food grade pumps but I wasnt able to find a boiler that had the grain basket or cooler that comes with it. Do you have any specific models that you know of that have this? That's half the reason i thought the oneConcept kits were so good. I was looking at...
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    A Newbie to All Grain - Budget Mash Kettle

    Thanks for the replies both. I didn't realise you can get elements to fit in fermenting buckets. I'll maybe look into that. Is there much benefit in re-circulation during the mash? I've been watching a log of the Home Brew Challenge on youtube and notice that he doesn't seem to sparge which I...
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    A Newbie to All Grain - Budget Mash Kettle

    Hi all, First post! Excited to get started and join you all grain brewers! I've done some kit brewing before and really enjoyed the process but really want to have a play with flavours and am really interested in the science behind the brewing process. So I've been researching a lot about what...
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